Pitchfork's #3 album of the year.

Mad Men is a show that is best watched once a week, in my opinion.  I had a really hard time getting motivated to watch several episodes in one sitting to catch up.  But it was worth it when I did.

Mad Men is a show that is best watched once a week, in my opinion.  I had a really hard time getting motivated to watch several episodes in one sitting to catch up.  But it was worth it when I did.

"I only have five Olympics left!"

I can't how few people seem to be bothered by how ridiculous it was to bring Brody into the room before the suspect gave any information.  This was a mind-boggling decision that reminded me way too much of the conveniences in the later seasons of 24 that helped keep the plot moving in the desired direction without…

I don't know if this part was shown in the documentary but I remember Baker completely throwing Bartman under the bus after that game… Saying something like "I don't know who he was, but he couldn't have been a Cubs fan."  I've reveled in his baseball managing failures ever since.

Even though I also like Simon Cowell, too many reality shows try to force the Simon-Paula-Randy dynamic.  I find the consistent positivity on this show refreshing… and appropriate, because this show doesn't waste time entering terrible singers that the audience can boo and the judges can rip.

I liked The Chronic but it ruined hip hop.